Step 2: Vulnerability

Before the facilitator asks the participants to be vulnerable, the facilitator needs to be vulnerable themselves. They share a story from their own life in which they committed a micro-aggression. This shows that anyone can be a perpetrator, including the facilitator. Admitting this does not mean that you are a bad person, it means that you are self-aware and moving forward towards growth and focused on fostering inclusivity. The facilitator is leading by example.